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Please help me with response advice to a prosecution letter!
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I'm crying pure tears of joy it's a fine. I've spent everyday with anxiety that this will be an in-court settlement and I will have to explain to every future employer that I did something this stupid. I never thought I'd be this happy to receive a whopping massive fine.
THANK YOU FOR ALL ADVICE. I was so scared to post in here but if I didn't it very likely would have made my fears come true. I will post the final wording I went with if that's helpful to others in the same situation as I was. Thank you Jesus and strangers in the Rail UK forum
THANK YOU FOR ALL ADVICE. I was so scared to post in here but if I didn't it very likely would have made my fears come true. I will post the final wording I went with if that's helpful to others in the same situation as I was. Thank you Jesus and strangers in the Rail UK forum
Thanks for letting us know. Just to be pedantic you've not had to pay a fine - only a court can impose a fine as a punishment upon conviction. WHat you've paid is an out of court settlement. Paying a settlement might feel like paying a fine but technically it isn't.
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